Over the years, Cristina Iglesias has created large-scale works in materials such as bronze, steel, glass, and water that reference the history of the sites where they are installed. Recurring themes ...

Through her unique artistic language and use of architecture and traditional building materials such as rebar, concrete or steel beams, Monika Sosnowska has distinguished herself as one of the most pr...

Giuseppe Penone began his career within the Arte Povera movement and is one of the most important sculptors living today. His work The Inner Flow of Life measures 10 metres tall and weighs over 60 ton...

Charlotte Gyllenhammar is known for her sculptures that take familiar motifs and imbue them with a quiet but emotionally charged atmosphere. Investigating intimate themes and social conceptions, she u...

Yinka Shonibare CBE’s series of Wind Sculptures evolved from his artworks Vasa Ship from 2004 and Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle which was created in 2010 for the Fourth Plinth on Trafalgar Square. Changin...

Elmgreen & Dragset are known for sculptures that modify inconspicuous everyday objects, shifting the values associated with those items. In Life Rings, they have chosen the lifebuoy, a rescue device t...

Alice Aycock’s sculptures are inspired by scientific phenomena, nature, and engineering. Hoop-La is part of Turbulence, a series of sculptures visualising wind and water energy. Having experienced wil...